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What is Powdered Dextrose?

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Date: 01/12/2007 Topics: Food Tips and Info > Food Info | Readers Request > Food  
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Could someone tell me what powdered dextrose is? We have a family project this weekend of making homemade sausage (various kinds), and one of the recipes calls for powdered dextrose. What is it and where could we look for it? Local food stores do not carry it on the shelf, and the meat departments have no idea of what it is. Any suggestions?

Pattie from Fredonia, NY
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Post By cgrisby AT sbcglobal.net (Guest Post) (07/30/2008)
I was reading on a subject that fructose could make you fat. I've been using some sweeteners with dextrose in it. Is this dextrose a fattening sweetener too?

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Post by mmka1 (1) | (02/03/2008)
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It is (in the U.S.) a corn sweetener product, and many people (some unknowingly) are allergic to it. It would be better [safer] to use regular beet or cane sugar.

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Post By Maureen in NZ (Guest Post) (01/15/2007)
It is powdered Glucose so may be available at a Pharmacy or Health Food shop. Good luck!!

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Post by Alph (209) | (01/15/2007)
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It is one of several forms of sugar. You can find it on e-Bay for $3.00 per pound + shipping. I'm not sure what advantage it would have over regular confectioners (powdered) sugar, but the e-Bay site claims it is "an ideal nutrient that assists fermentation and gives the desired tangy flavor. Dextrose is heavier than meat and forces itself into the cells of meat." Personally I'd be inclined to try a small batch of whatever I was making with regular powdered sugar and see how it turned out. I wonder if anyone could tell the difference.

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Post By (Guest Post) (01/13/2007)
dextrose,sucrosefructose etc are all sugars u can use any one as a sweetner... powdered dextorse can be icing sugar,crushed sugar

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Post by Designersheets (107) | (01/13/2007)
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Sugar - dextrose, frutose, sucrose, etc. are all forms of sugar. you may have to search online for this product, or check for an alternate product you can subsistute

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